Analog output programming – Carlo Gavazzi UDM35/40 & USC User Manual

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UDM 35/40 PANEL METER USER MANUAL


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The second filter parameter is

. It represents the filtering coefficient.

The higher the value of Fil.C, the smoother the curve of the displayed value.
There is no theoretical rule to define this parameter, but it is suggested to start
with the same value of the Fil.S coefficient and then increase it until the desired
stability is reached. The digital filter affects the values retransmitted via both
serial communications and analog output.

Once

is displayed, use the

key to toggle to the desired position.

Use the

keys to select the value to enter. Press

to confirm. Press

to advance to the next program step sequence.




Analog Output Programming

Many times the displayed value must be retransmitted as an analog output. The
relationship between parameters is as follows:


Low Display Value >>>>>

Low Analog Output



High Display Value >>>>>

High Analog Output



To assure proper coordination and retransmission, it is important to note that the
parameters are programmed as a percentage of the analog output full scale
value (20mA or 10 Vdc) according to the TYPE selection (see below). Therefore,
to set 4mA as Lo.A, the correct value to be entered must be 20 (20% of the full
scale 20mA range). The Hi.A must be 100 (100% = 20mA). Because of this
programming technique, it is possible to set a reverse slope analog output
characteristic.

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